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Tag Archives: librarian
Pink dungarees for Kitty Bennet (Rousse)
The speaker hesitated. Who were the Bennet sisters in Pride and prejudice? The audience helped out with four names – Jane, Elizabeth, Mary and Lydia – but nobody could come up with the fifth. We were meeting in a public … Continue reading
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Tagged assistant, Austen, book, catalogue, dungarees, Elizabeth Bennet, fiction, Jane Austen, Jane Bennet, Kitty Bennet, librarian, library, Lydia Bennet, Mary Bennet, novel, pink, Pride and prejudice, public, shocking, speaker
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Librarians infiltrate 10 Downing Street (Rousse)
I thought that I was being interviewed for the post of Librarian at Loughborough University. In fact, it was for the role of second in command. I’d be taking over from a suited man who was returning to work at … Continue reading
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Tagged 10 Downing Street, autumn, interview, librarian, Loughborough, panel, screen, Sheffield, television, tree, university
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Sheffield surprise for a claustrophobic (Rousse)
I couldn’t reach the department at the University of Sheffield because they had made no provision for anyone who suffered from claustrophobia when designing the entrance to the building. I told PC that I was far too frightened to squeeze … Continue reading
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Tagged claustrophobic, coat, door, entrance, frame, librarian, pink, Sheffield, university
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Flooded New York with Gödel, Escher, and Bach (Rousse)
I managed to find an exit from the massive library by taking a route through the richly furnished rare books section and executive suite of the Chief Librarian. Outside the streets of New York were flooded. I had no choice … Continue reading
Belle the librarian serves Rousse the criminal (Rousse)
It was a tough route up the concrete staircase in the cold to the main library of Birmingham City University, but so worth the struggle to be greeted by squeals of joy from Belle, on duty at the main enquiry … Continue reading
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Tagged arrest, Belle, Birmingham City University, campaign, card, career, classroom, concrete, crime, criminal, CV, desk, dull, enquiry, forearm, graduate, grown, hall, joy, lecture, librarian, library, police, protest, Rousse, SCONUL, sensible, shock, sit-in, staircase, student, suspicion, table, terribel, toned, warrant, work
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How to progress your career (Rousse)
It was the Professional Development Review season at work. My reviewer was PN, an ancient octogenarian former librarian who was still drawing her salary. I wasn’t terribly impressed with my reviewer’s performance. Her only advice to me in respect of … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, career, divide, librarian, octogenarian, office, PDR, performance, Professional Development Review, progress, reviewer, salary, suggestion
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Pete Murphy mistaken for Liam Neeson (Rousse)
I was determined that the engineering students gained an appreciation of social research methods. They needed access to a decent textbook so I took one down to the library to add to its stock. A photograph dropped out of the … Continue reading
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Tagged band, Bauhaus, blind, book, British Library, engineering, engineers, father, film, foal, goth, Hollywood, lecturers, Liam Neeson, librarian, library, lunch, method, miniature, Pete Murphy, photograph, qualitative, research, social, star, student, textbook, tiny abandoned, treat, vet
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New York’s latest spa craze is total wee wee (Belle)
I was visiting New York on business and I had no idea why the hipster librarian had decided I must visit the city’s trendiest spa. I was told the full story. The owner of the spa had been rootling around … Continue reading
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Tagged cellar, grandfather, Grecian dancing, hipster, librarian, New York, paint tin, spa, urine
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Standard Life National Library staff insult published author (Rousse)
Standard Life sponsored the National Library. As such, all employees were both librarians and insurance brokers. I was in the library one day trying to get the last couple of pieces of information that I needed to complete a journal … Continue reading
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Tagged article, author, character, hard, job, journal, leaving do, librarian, national library, profile, Standard Life
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